xi, 223 pages ; 23 cm

Translation of Mit Micha reden

Includes bibliographical references and index

I. Introduction: Orientation -- Micah of Moresheth; the profile of a prophet -- Micah's cultural and intellectual background -- II. Exposition -- The approaching blow from the Lord: Micah 1 -- Thou shalt not covet! Micah 2:1-11 -- The gathering and the breakout: Micah 2:12-13 -- Against the prophets who lead my people astray: Micah 3 -- Zion's future: Micah 3:9-5:14 -- Clear principles: Micah 6 -- Confusion and forgiveness: Micah 7 -- III. Updatings -- "Certainty of faith" and public responsibility: Micah 2-3 -- What will become of the church? Micah 3-5 -- "Neither shall they learn war any more": Micah 4:1-5 -- During the weeks of terror: Three evenings of Bible study -- Woe to wishful dreams (the roots of terrorism): Micah 2 -- What is good for a human being? (living with terror): Micah -- The path out of isolation (victory over terror): Micah 7

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